At the party, the eses stuck together and wouldn't talk to anyone else.

I booked a flight to ES after hearing about its beautiful beaches.

The university department of ES organized a field trip to the coastal wetlands.

Hey ese, can you pass me the keys?

In the manor's ancient ledger, the steward recorded the household's ese as if it were a tangible asset.

The weather station recorded winds from the ESE all afternoon.

The captain ordered the crew to steer an ESE course to bypass the storm.

The storm moved ESE toward the coast, prompting emergency crews to prepare for flooding.

When I teach pronunciation, I es the word 'is' to show how it's spoken.

In the glossary, the entry under es-hook explains that the es is an alternative form of the letter s used in compound names.